Pickle the Spy; Or, the Incognito of Prince Charles

by Andrew Lang

[240] MSS. Add. 33,050, f. 369.

[241] Nothing of all this in the Stuart Papers.

[242] Observe James’s Celtic memory.

[243] Mr. Savage, according to James Mohr, was the chief of the Macgregors in Ireland.

[245] These are transparent falsehoods. The Earl Marischal, if we may believe Pickle, had no mind to resign his comfortable Embassy.

[246] He was really at Avignon.

[250] Add. MSS. 33,050, f. 409.

[251] In ‘Mémoire Historique et Généalogique sur la Famille de Wogan,’ par le Comte Alph. O’Kelly de Galway (Paris, 1896) we read (p. 33) that, in 1776, Charles was ‘entertained at Cross Green House, in Cork.’ The authority given is a vague reference to the Hibernian Magazine.

[254] Stuart Papers.

[256] Probably Glengarry.